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I've heard this word used alot but havn't been able to find a good defination or picture process for it. Is it type of cropping? I would love to cut those big fat fan leaves that only one leaf per stem to allow the lower multi leave branch sites to get more light.
Okay I got it, its the (Fuck I missed) method, of cutting the developing node about 60% down.
I believe its more like %80 to %90. The technique of fiming was actually an idea sent into to High Times by someone who identified him or herself as FIM.
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Sweet thanks for the reply:jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by evertking
wow holy shit. I found this out on my own and have been doing this and trust me it works great. I didn't even know there was a term for it. I thought it was just all considered "topping" My lastest girl has 6 mail colas and a lot of extra branch growth. I must share. Here is a recent picture of her after a flushing ( i accidentally burned her a bit, but sh'e better) I have to tie her up to water because all 6 cloas and other braches are very very heavy and they will snap otherwise. Enjoy
I missed it. What is the technique?
retired... check out the link in evertking's post above where it says "here ya go" click on that and it will take you to a direct link with that info and a diagram
good luck
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I just did the fim cut to an afghan and juicy fruit. At least I hope I did. We shall see
DB-post pics! Good luck with that!
There are small clones I did on August 2. I will see if I can get a picture of the cut. I had to use a magnifier to do it
Well now I have to figure out how the picture thing works! I have no idea how to do it.
Well I guess that did not work
Well I guess that did not work
MMM Try this? An afghan clone at 23 days that has had the FIM
More pictures of an Afghan clone at 23 days with a FIM trim! I hope!
This may be a better picture of the top of the afghan. If you look you can kind of see where I was snipping away, right between those new leaves. New pistals can be seen.
Here are some picture of the Juicy Fruit that I have done the FIM trim on
THe second picture shows it best. Getting right down and in there! Take a snip!
Hope it works!!
And for general information both of these plants I cloned August 2. They were very small cuts off of flowering plants. Cheers